@PamelaBies All Slavs look like they're part down syndrome and part fetal alcohol syndrome, and I don't think their DNA had the space to make them look part human too.
A bit of additional information.
Ragnar was a devout Odinist until death.
Unlike his insipid facsimile, Ragnar Loðbrók was quite a champion of Heathenry as per the Gesta Danorum.
When “a certain” Harald approached Louis the Pious for aid in taking Denmark, he converted in exchange for 60 Saxon mercenaries, then destroyed temples and outlawed the priests.
Shortly after, Ragnar returned and handed Harald such a defeat that he apostatized, making him the first Dane to both convert to and then abandon Christianity, hence Ælla had a particular grudge against him.
Pic: a 15th Century depiction of Ragnar and his sons worshipping in a temple. The horned figures are very similar to Nordic Bronze Age figures of the Divine Twins. ᛘ
"So-called Stone Age people, with limited resources, no written language, and only the crudest tools, developed a basic astronomy—untaught by anyone and unaided by anything other than their own senses."
—James Cornell, The First Stargazers
Das ist einer dieser Marokkaner, der verzweifelt der bitteren Armut in seiner Heimat zu entfliehen versucht und sich ein besseres Leben in Europa wünscht.
About 30–42% of domestic violence victims in the Western world are men and boys. Domestic violence against males is severely underreported, and they don't have domestic violence shelters not because they don't need them, but because feminists have actively worked against, and have spent decades spreading false narratives about the nature of domestic violence. For example, you probably didn't know that more than 70% of all non-reciprocated intimate partner violence is committed by women, or that lesbians experience domestic violence at rates far higher than heterosexual women while gay men experience the least.